Castellón, March 18, 2021 - This certification consolidates the all-in-one event platform on its way to performing more environmentally friendly events and makes it the first event-tech company to achieve it.
EventsCase achieves the EventSost accreditation as a sustainable resource by demonstrating its ability to improve sustainable event management results. The platform will enjoy this certification until 2023.
The audit has shown that EventsCase works to organise more sustainable events and actively collaborates in:
• Reducing the consumption of materials in events
• Eliminating waste derived from disassembling the stand for events
• Saving on energy costs
• Reducing CO2 emissions
Along with this certification, EventsCase is in the process of achieving the ISO-9001 and ISO-27000 quality certifications that will consolidate the event management software as a safe, robust and reliable platform.
EventSost is the leading sustainability certification for the global events industry. Its certification allows certified companies to implement a sustainability management system in events, complying with the most essential best practices accepted by the international events community and being updated about the leading sustainable solutions for existing events.
About EventsCase
The EventsCase platform helps event organisers manage corporate events, conferences, and trade shows, whether large, small, in-person, hybrid, or virtual. No technical skill is required at all. Anyone can create beautiful event websites, registrations, accreditations, perform check-ins, email marketing, event apps, 1:1 meetings and more. Everything under the brand and the domain of your brand with EventsCase white-labelled platform. EventsCase offers multi-language support (which includes Spanish, English, Mandarin, Russian and Arabic). Telefónica, CNBC, BBVA, Santander UK, CaixaBank, Johnson & Johnson, London Business School, United Nations, Ducati, Audi and Cartier are some organisations that have relied on EventsCase technology to manage their events.
tander UK, CaixaBank, Johnson & Johnson, London Business School, Naciones Unidas, Ducati, Audi y Cartier
